Alabama Getaway -> Greatest Story Ever Told Peggy-O Hell In A Bucket Dupree's Diamond Blues New Minglewood Blues Bird Song Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Might As Well
Set 2
Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Space -> Uncle John's Band -> Playing In The Band -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away
Master: Beyer M201's (X-Y) > Sony TCD5M (Maxell MX 90, no dolby)
Location: 140 feet from stage (behind board)
Transfer: Sony TC-RX 370 > Echo Gina 24 @ 16/48 > BIAS PEAK VST 2.8 > Mac G-4 dual 533 > Adaptec toast > Matshita CD-RW 7808 > EAC (PC w/pentium III 700) > flac v1.7.1 etree ed.
Mastered by the Executive Crew (T.P. K.H.)
Transferred by Kyle Holbrook
kyle@rocksuitcase.com
Released into widespread circulation via bt.etree.org on June 13, 2006 by Tim Burke - tburke@upstatetapers.org
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Thank you to Scott Clugston for the SBD transfer,
to Executive Crew, Kyle Holbrook and Tim Burke for the AUD transfer,
and to Mr. B. for help with pitch correction.
Matrix by Hunter Seamons using Final Cut Pro (SHN & FLAC>AIFF>Final Cut>WAV>FLAC)
November 16, 2008
Notes:
1) There were lots of fluctuations in the SBD levels and mix throughout Alabama Getaway, so there are areas of weirdness in the vocals and instrumentation. I adjusted the levels to smooth some places out. Everything is pretty copacetic by the beginning of GSET. A level adjustment was made during Peggy-O.
2) Fades and an "audience-only" patch were used to create a seamless AUD track, although the latter half of Drums is cut in the AUD. The other AUD source available (shnid=11589) has a cut in most of the same area, so I could not patch the gap.
3) In addition to the aforementioned SBD cuts, a large portion of Space was missing from the SBD, as well as part of the UJB intro, which had not been patched in the original source. The show is now complete.
4) The AUD helps bring out Garcia's guitar, which was a bit low in the SBD mix.
Reviewer:
kee-zee
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April 8, 2014 Subject:
Little bolts of inspiration~~~
Nice mix..The boys killed it on the Rocks in 83'~ This is a prime example..I love it from start to finish..so please>GIVE IT A WHIRL>Forever Grateful>Forever
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Dead~!!!!!>Lifer
Reviewer:
Stellablu122
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October 6, 2009 Subject:
Some folks up in tree tops
I wrote a longer review of this great little show on another other audience source. Not wanting to to sound redundant I will offer this advice. Listen
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to this show! This matrix sounds awesome, thank you Hunter, giving Phil even greater clairty and the drums sound quite good too.Phil really is a monster on this night with Brent also playing at the top of his game as well. I will talk more about the awesome PITB suite. This one starts off getting way out there,as it is reminiscent of version's from ten years earlier, as they go off into the statosphere for almost 15 minutes. Then we head off into another relam with Billy & Mickey going tribal on us. I believe Mickey is playing his tar, which is wicked cool and you can almost feel it on this matrix. This is folowed by a long space that is really quite nice and melodic too, which seques in a wonderous Uncle John's Band. The band really makes this version sparkle with great harmonies and effort by all. They then finish off this monster suite with a passionate Playin' Reprise. A beauitful Brokedown Palace sends us off into the chilly mountain evening .